Culture Archive
Archives for December 2014
Here’s what happened when I tested the diet Hugh Jackman used to get in shape for X-Men.
The hackers either perfectly understood how American media works or badly misunderstood it.
The true crime documentary miniseries is riveting stuff about the American justice system.
There’s a Netflix for K-Dramas, and most of its users aren’t Asian.
“Girlfriends Talk Show,” featured two presumably high school girls talking about their lives and friends
The ad placements come as TV lovers head home for the holidays and get ready to binge-watch to their hearts content.
Friday at midnight, 80s pop queen Madonna dropped a new song and announced her new album, Rebel Heart.
Ivan Oransky is basically the Perez Hilton of science blogs.
She blows the roof off the place.
Sony Entertainment’s CEO Michael Lynton suggests the company has no Video On Demand options available to it. But what about Crackle?
Among other crazy facts, North Korean films employ American defectors to play villains.
Check out his terrific career on stage and screen. You’ll be glad you did.
If you look at North Korea’s long record of attacks, this one starts to make a lot more sense.
From his interviews to his monologues, Ferguson was the best late-night TV host.
The hackers who forced Sony Pictures to shelve The Interview have reportedly sent the studio another email promising to end the leaks unless Sony releases the movie in the future.